The Philosophy of Hajj Rites

According to the Muslim jurists, there are some necessary conditions for performing Haj. There must be safety for the pilgrim and there should not be any danger; otherwise, one can not be eligible to attend Haj, even though he/she acquires other conditions. 

It is a brief introduction to the philosophy of hajj rites dealing also with some of the doubts which might be casted on the importance of hajj by some of the people or writers.

This article is going to introduce hajj briefly and deal with its importance concerning some opposite arguments against hajj rituals. It is concluded that hajj is an obligatory duty that under no conditions one can prevent Muslims from performing it.  

Summary: While perambulating between Safa and Marva, try, with all sincerity and righteousness to acquire the Beloved, as, by acquiring Him all the worldly woven webs shall be ruptured and all the doubts and mistrusts collapsed, all the carnal aspirations and desires expired, all the material bonds turn up and liberalities flourished and all the ties and attachments to the Devil and the despot will be detached.